Well, that’s how it works, if that’s your particular flavor of religion.
That said, he’s still got Daddy issues and is desperately seeking approval, even there, all the while (not so) secretly fearing he’s a failure while publicly putting on a front.
In Tolkien’s theology, the forces of evil cannot create, they can only mock. Which fits; Trump is a perverted twisted deformed version of a businessman/statesman.
That comparison is a gratuitous and unjustifiable insult to the Orc community, most of whom are at least reasonably courageous, industrious, and responsible in carrying out their assigned duties.
I concede that when it comes to abusive, malignant and evil behavior, the average Orc may not be substantially morally superior to Trump.
Well, those poor, oppressed orcs hadn’t had nothing to eat but maggoty bread for three stinkin’ days! What’s a little near-cannibalism between workers in the service of the dark lord in the tower?*
* similarities to backstabbing behavior between all the “best people” intended…
What’s next? “My daughter brought an elf home, and I asked him if he’d ever worked in a mine. Wow, did I get the stink-eye of Sauron, you’d think I’d called him a Son of a Took. Now I’m sure plenty of them are perfectly humble folk, but I tell ya…”
Nearly a quarter of all expenditures this year by a Donald Trump-supporting super PAC reportedly paid for a single lavish event at — wait for it — his golf resort Mar-a-Lago.
New York Times reporters Kenneth Vogel and Shane Goldmacher wrote about the February event earlier this year, describing it as an “elaborate forum” for candidates endorsed by Trump and donors who gave as much as $125,000 per person to the super PAC Make America Great Again, Again! Inc. — which bankrolled the event.
Now Goldmacher has the receipts. The get-together cost an eye-popping $318,000, which was nearly a fourth of the PAC’s total expenditures so far this year, he noted.
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